Vice President, Forensic Sciences

Core responsibilities:

• Lead the Forensic Sciences department, integrating NYC and Gainesville teams into a cohesive unit
• Oversee forensic assistance for animal cruelty and animal fighting cases, including examinations, report-writing, analysis, and testimony
• Develop and implement strategic vision, training programs, and research initiatives aligned with organizational goals
• Manage department operations, ensure effective collaboration with other teams, and maintain accurate case records

This role creates positive change by leading forensic sciences efforts that strengthen animal cruelty investigations and prosecutions, ensuring animal welfare and empowering communities to respond effectively to animal cruelty and fighting cases.

Required qualifications:

• DVM or VMD degree preferred (certification in veterinary pathology a plus) or criminal justice background
• Minimum 8 years of relevant experience in veterinary medicine, pathology, criminal law, or law enforcement
• Minimum 8 years of management experience
• Familiarity with evidentiary issues in animal cruelty prosecution and veterinary issues associated with common forms of animal cruelty

Compensation ranges based on geographic zones and veterinary degree status:

• Without Veterinary degree: Zone 1: $186,000-$202,000, Zone 2: $204,000-$222,000, Zone 3: $225,000-$245,000
• With Veterinary degree: Zone 1: $206,000-$223,000, Zone 2: $227,000-$245,000, Zone 3: $249,000-$265,000
• Remote work position with comprehensive benefits (visit website for details)

The ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) is an organization dedicated to preventing cruelty to animals through rescue, protection, advocacy, and forensic sciences work in animal cruelty cases.